October 21, 2025 • 37 mins
John Brennan being charged with lying to Congress. How will the deep-staters being indicted affect Republicans in the future? Even if they don't get convicted, the process could be punishment enough. Physical fitness in this country.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
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And if my voice sounds a little weird, You're just
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Allergy issues going on right now, so it's gonna be
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I can't sound like Barry White every single night. Chris,
what do we have tonight? Well, John Brennan. We're gonna
talk about John Brennan. I'm sure you heard the news.
In case you didn't, he was just referred to the
DOJ for prosecution.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
We'll talk about that briefly. After that.
Speaker 1 (00:53):
It's gonna be kind of a bounce around Schmorgas board thing.
We're gonna talk about everything from judges, another violent Democrat
shooting at right wingers, Democrats being the party of angry
old people, Democrats, senators worried about the no King stuff,
Apparently America is too fat to join.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
Ice, all that emails.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
We talked to an economic expert, Tiana Lojet Desher in
the final hour of the show. Oh that and so
much more coming up on the world famous Jesse Kelly show.
So I'm sure you already heard the news, because news
travels very very fast today. About three hours ago, four
hours ago, John Brennan, former Central Intelligence Director Director John Brennan,
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was just referred to the Department of Justice for criminal prosecution. Okay,
so I'm for lying to Congress, by the way, for
lying to Congress. Now, I'm of several different emotions on this,
but I'll tell you overall, it's a very very very
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good thing. Let me lead with the bad, so then
we can do the good. I'm going to bring you
down and then lift you up, lift you higher. Chris. So,
here's the bad, using your position as director of the
Central Intelligence Agency to politic on behalf of Democrats to
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run an operation, to run a Central Intelligence Agency operation
against the Republican opponent of the Democrat president. That honestly,
that that probably should be a capital offense. That's how
severe that crime is. That job is so unbelievably important.
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In the power, the power of that job. Imagine imagine,
I mean, how drunk on power would you be. Imagine
having the largest, most power full spy agency on the
planet at your disposal. It's yours. You're the director of it.
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That comes with such an incredible responsibility to do it
wisely and to do a duty for your country. You
have to be so careful with how you use power
like that, and to take that agency and deploy it
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against your political opponent to essentially, I mean, look, if
you look at the allegations, if you look at what
came out, what John Brennan essentially did is he cooked
up an operation against Donald Trump so he could use
the Central Intelligence Agency against him. Hey, let's just let
that that is a that is an offense so severe
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that John Brennan should be facing at a minimum life
in prison. So when you find out that his charges
are hying the Congress, a kind of feels a little
bit like al Capone, who murdered all those people, getting
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sent to prison for not paying his taxes. Kind of
feels like that, doesn't it?
Speaker 2 (04:20):
Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Look, we're gonna I'll ask Will Chamberlain about these prosecutions
next hour. But it kind of feels I'm not sure
that who we can go to prison for that that
might be a slap on the wrist. Okay, So that's
the bad part. It's not enough to do what he did.
It's such a terrible crime. Lying the Congress is all
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we got him on.
Speaker 2 (04:43):
It's not enough.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Okay, that's that's the bad. Let's set it aside. Here's
the good part of it. We have James Comy now
who looks like he's in serious trouble. John Brennan looks
like he's in very, very serious trouble. The tissu James
is no question in very serious trouble because her crime
is black and white. As we talked about lying on
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a mortgage application. There's no gray area there. Either you
lie or you didn't mind. If they can pull it
up right now now, John Brennan going down? What possibly
going down? But no matter what being referred to the DOJ,
what does that mean? Well, I personally have never been
through the legal ringer. I have many friends who have,
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and just going through the process is a nightmare. It's
unbelievably expensive, and it is a nightmare. Lawyers cost a fortune,
a fortune. The process itself is not only stressful, Think
what it would do to your stress level to think,
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at the end of this, I might go to prison.
What would that do to your stress level? You're gonna
sleep well at night? On top of what it would
do to your bank account? What does it do to
your professional life?
Speaker 2 (06:04):
You know?
Speaker 1 (06:05):
These people, they go around, they make a fortune, given
speeches here and speeches there. How many of those can't
you go to because sorry, I have a trial? How
many of those get canceled because ooh what if he
turns out to be a convicted felon? We can okay,
So the process is the punishment, as the saying goes,
And we are watching evil deep state actors like James Comy,
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like John Brennan, like John Bolton. We are watching evil
deep state communists being put through some sort of a
legal ringer and that that might that might hold future
communists at bay.
Speaker 2 (06:51):
And maybe you're sitting there saying, well.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
It won't.
Speaker 2 (06:54):
Nothing will hold them back.
Speaker 1 (06:55):
It won't. It's the only chance we have to play
something for you. This is Joe Scarborough, that big dufics
on MSNBC. I want you to listen to what he
says here he wasicans about, you know, because they love
to say, let me restart the audio since Chris didn't
have the audio board on.
Speaker 3 (07:14):
What have been warning Republicans about? You know, because they
love to say, oh, we're owning the Libs. No, you're
taking a hammer to the twenty twenty seven and twenty
twenty nine version of yourself, a ballpeen hammer, and you're
you're hammering.
Speaker 2 (07:29):
Yourself in the forehead.
Speaker 3 (07:31):
Like the things they are doing now will be used
against them by a progressive president. Are an independent megalomaniac
who is a billionaire who becomes president of the United States.
They're setting precedents that riptish reds the constitutional norms that
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they've gone around yelling about for fifty years. They're hurting themselves.
This will come back to haunt them.
Speaker 1 (08:01):
He's not the first one to voice this. We're gonna
use this, We're gonna get you. Imagine what we'll do
next time. As we've discussed, they're not sorry about what
they did. Democrats are not sorry they tried to throw
their political opponent in jail.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
They're not sorry.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
They did throw many Republicans in jail, in prison, some
of whom are still there this date. They're not sorry.
They don't feel like they did wrong, and when they
get power next time, they will want to do worse.
There's no question about that. I'm not arguing that. But
here's what is true. We are now at four, by
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my count, four deep state actors who, whether they go
to prison or not, you know, it's gonna be a
jury thing and everything else. Four deep state actors who
are going to be put through a legal ringer that
is stressful, it is expensive, and it is reputation tarnishing.
So when we get god forbid, President Gavin Newsom one day,
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or President AOC one day, or who knows, when we
get a communist as president again.
Speaker 2 (09:10):
They will want to do it.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
They will, in fact, they'll be calling in the FBI,
CIA just like they did before, just like Obama did,
and they'll try to deploy them against Republicans. But in
that moment when future communist FBI director or future communist
CIA director, when they are told by the president, hey,
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go after Republicans, arrest them, I'll get them off. Ah,
future CIA director is going to look at John Brennan.
They're going to look at John Brennan spending two million,
three million dollars in legal fees for what he did,
and they're going to have a moment of pause. Will
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that moment of pause be enough to hold them back.
I don't know. Maybe they'll just follow orders, maybe they'll
risk it. But what's happening now is the only chance
we have at getting the communists to lay down their
government swords and avoid doing next time what they did
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Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, ononderful Tuesday. As we
churn and burn through everything, one more word on this,
and I'm going to move on to a couple other things.
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Like I said, it's going to be a bit of
a shmorgasboard night. One more word on the on these
deep state types being referred to, the DOJ being indicted,
the Komis Brennan, the news we just talked about today.
Remember when Christopher Ray, Remember we've played these clips for
you before. Remember when Christopher Ray would go sit in
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front of the United States Senate and you heard me
rant about it. What was so galling about it was
the lack of fear. The lack of fear he sat
in front of Chuck Grassley. Chuck Grassley is on the
Senate Judiciary Committee. You can make an argument that is
the most powerful committee in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2 (12:48):
In the Senate House, no matter what.
Speaker 1 (12:50):
You can make an argument with the responsibilities they have,
which include FBI oversight, you can make an argument that's
the most powerful committee in Washington DC. If you're the
director of the FBI and you sit in front of
the Judiciary Committee, you should be quaking in your boots
that you will make one of those senators angry, because
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if you make them angry, then you would think they
can hurt you badly. They can hurt your career. They
do things to the FBI. How afraid have the deep
staters been?
Speaker 2 (13:22):
Remember this, Senator.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
I had had a flight that I'm supposed to be
high tailing it too out of here, and I had
understood that we were going to be done at one thirty.
So that was that's how we ended up where we are.
If it's your business trip, you got your own plane,
can it wait a while?
Speaker 4 (13:46):
Sorry, to be honest, I've tried to make my break
as fast as I could to get right back out
of here.
Speaker 1 (13:53):
And if you took more than five minutes his private plane,
private jet was not about to take him on a
business trip. It was about to take him on vacation.
Do you know why people fly private? On top of well,
there's a lot of reasons, but one of the reasons
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people fly private you leave when you want to leave.
I told you the story before a long time ago,
when I caught a ride on someone's private jet. We
got on the jet and he decided he was hungry,
so he stopped it and had panera bread delivered before
we left. The director of the FBI was about to
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go get on a private jet and go on vacation,
and he was so unafraid of the Senate Judiciary Committee
he told Chuck Grassley essentially to go screw himself. When
Grassy said, hey, can you hang around a little bit.
These people have to be more afraid than they are.
They have to be more afraid than they are. Remember
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when Ted Cruz was grill speaking of deep staters grilling
the FBIK.
Speaker 4 (15:01):
Remember this, how many FBI agents or confidential informants actively
participated in the events of January.
Speaker 3 (15:08):
Sixth, Sir, I'm sure you can appreciate that.
Speaker 4 (15:11):
I can't answer that did any FBI agents or confidential
informants commit crimes of violence? On January sixth. I can't
answer that, sir, Miss Saburn, who is Ray Epps.
Speaker 2 (15:23):
I'm aware of the individual Sir, I don't have the
specific background to him. Well.
Speaker 4 (15:29):
On the night of January fifth, twenty twenty one, Epps
wandered around the crowd that had gathered, and there's video
out there of him channing tomorrow, we need to get
into the capital, into the capitol. This was strange behavior,
so strange that the crowd began chanting fed fed, fed,
fed fed fed. Miss Sandburn was reps a fed, Sir,
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I cannot answer that question. The next day, on January sixth,
mister f has seen whispering to a per and five
seconds later, five seconds after he's whispering to a person,
that same person begins to forcibly tear down the barricades.
Shortly thereafter, the FBI put out a public posts seeking
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information on individuals connected with violent crimes on January sixth.
Among those individuals is mister Epp identifying offering cash rewards
leading for information leading to the arrest. This was posted,
and then some time later, magically, mister Epps disappeared from
the public posting Miss Sandburn. A lot of Americans are
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concerned that the federal government deliberately encouraged illegal and violent
conduct on January sixth. My question to you, did federal
agents or those in service of federal agent actively encourage
violent and criminal conduct on January sixth?
Speaker 1 (16:55):
Not to my knowledge, sir, these people have been afraid
for far too long. I know Brennan facing what is
essentially it's not even a slap on the wrist, a
slap on the wrist for lying to Congress. I know
it's not what you want, it's not what I want.
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It's not what he deserves. He deserves so much worse
than that. But it is something. And the next time
the communists get elected and they take charge of the
FBI and CIA, and they start to deploy them against
their political opponents, as communists have always done. What's happening
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right now will give them a moment of pause. And
I am not promising you that it will be enough,
that it will be enough to stop them. But fear
and pain is all they understand. All they understand. They
don't have any limiting principles, they don't have anything more
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against sending the FBI after you, nothing at all. But
if they're afraid. Hey, what if this comes back to
haunt me one day? That may help us next time.
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can email the show you love, your hate, your death threats.
Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. A reminder that I
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on Friday. Okay, I'm warning you now. There are so
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many freaking things coming up that I am going to
have to go to, So there's going to be a
day here and a day there.
Speaker 2 (19:57):
It's always like this at the end of the year.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
I know it sucks. I am perfectly aware. As a
former radio listener, I don't listen to anything anymore, but
as a former radio listener, I am well aware how
crushingly disappointing it is when you turn on the radio
and you're ready for your favorite show and it's a
freaking filling host. I understand that. I get it. You
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can yell at me all you want, perfectly warranted, totally
get it. All right, let's do some emails, Jesse. Your
analysis was great. I just listened to episode hour one
of No Kings that was from last night. It was
great analysis. Chris what I thought. It was brilliant. Jesse
(20:43):
watching you on a live stream and I noticed you
had a band aid on one of your fingers. Was
that a princess band aid? It looks like what I
use for my kid. Is that all you were able
to use for your small hands? That's not very nice.
My hands are enormous. That's one two. I explain night
I skinned my finger. I don't know how I skinned
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it so badly it was bleeding. I needed band aids.
We have normal band aids, but I found an old
box of Toy Story band aids in the cupboard. I
didn't want to be wasteful, so I'm using up the
Toy Story band aids as much as possible. What do
I care? I don't have any shame. That's one two.
Your princess band aid thing reminds me of the time.
It's just so much fun doing this stuff. As a father,
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highly recommend it if you don't do it. My boys
one of them had a cut and they requested a
band aid for it, so I went to the store
and I did get them. They had a packet of
Disney Princess band aids, and I brought them home. Disney
princess band aids. They were so upset they refused to
put them on, absolutely refused, like no, I'd rather bleed,
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all right. So we've been discussing. It's been a topic
of discussion before on the show. It usually comes up
with military matter about how the athletes or outdoorsmen or
or coal miners, farmers, they tend to make the best soldiers.
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They tend to make the best soldiers. They're used to
the elements. They're used to hard physical labor, they're used
to working out. They're just they're natural born soldiers. And
there's something to this that is so beneficial for every society.
It always has been this way, and it always will
be this way.
Speaker 2 (22:29):
It helps World.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
War Two for example. For example, let's make it back
to World War two, because before World War Two, our
military was extremely small. That's what the founders wanted. They
wanted a very small standing army. You know, you have
some trained NCOs, some trained officers, and then god forbid,
war kicks off and you can train them up quickly
and go. So we had a very small military. Obviously,
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when you can start fighting a world war, now you
need a very big military. So the recruitment push was hard,
and it wasn't hard to get young American men signing
up after the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor. American men full
of patriotism were more than willing to do so. Sounds good,
but we did train them up. In the army got
really good, really fast. I'm talking about all of our troops, Army, Marines,
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everything got really really good, really fast. Why and how
because as a whole they were fit. Our country was
more physical back then. We had a legions of physical
men back then. So when you show up at the
recruitment office, you can already throw a grenade because you
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grew up throwing baseballs. You can go run three miles
because you've been walking your entire life. Maybe you even ran,
maybe you were in that You understand what I mean.
The country was primed and ready. If it takes ten
steps to become a good soldier, then when you walked
in the recruitment office, you.
Speaker 2 (23:56):
Were already at step number six.
Speaker 1 (24:00):
The problem we are running into today not just with
the military. I'm bringing this up for ice reasons. The
problem we are running into today is if it takes
ten steps to be law enforcement ready, to be military ready,
so many guys are showing up at step one or two.
This is from today Ice.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
ICE.
Speaker 1 (24:23):
You know they put out this big recruiting pitch. In fact,
I'm guessing you have seen advertisements for ICE recruiting because
it's all over the television set, it's all over social media.
ICE is not only recruiting, they're spending big money. Hey
we want you, we want you, come sign up for ICE.
This is Donald Trump building up the deportation machine he
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needs for mass deportations. We need more ICE agents, so
you've seen it. But they have requirements, of course, and
they should have requirements. Requirements like what you have to
be able to do fifteen push ups, thirty two sit
ups and run a mile and a half in fourteen minutes.
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Now these are not difficult requirements. But I could do
that now at forty four, and they don't want forty
four year olds. We have a problem because do you
know how many are failing this test? A third of them,
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thirty three percent of the men showing up cannot do
fifteen pushups, thirty two sit ups, or run one and
a half miles in fourteen minutes. This is not to
make fun of anybody. This is to point out there.
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We do have. We have to battle, all of us
have to battle against technology making us soft. We have
we just have access to so many things that don't.
They make it so we don't have to get up,
we don't have to walk, we don't have to move.
I'm telling you right now, me Jewish producer, Chris and Corey,
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we're sitting here. We've been debating since the show started.
Whether we're going to get cheese steaks, whether we're gonna
get a pizza. There's been big discussion of getting Jack
in the box. And I don't know which way we're
gonna go, but guess what, none of us are walking there.
We're gonna get it delivered to us here. And this
is the convenience of life in a super modern country
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like ours. And I'm not complaining about that convenience.
Speaker 2 (26:40):
I'm not trying to be.
Speaker 1 (26:42):
Old Fogy Jesse. I'm really genuinely not. But the truth
is what it's doing is it's making our country unbelievably soft.
I get emails from law enforcement guides of every level,
you know, sheriff's, local cops. They are beating their heads
against the wall because so many recruits show up and
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they can't get through police academy. And I'm not saying
police academies are easy. Obviously different academies have different levels
of strain.
Speaker 2 (27:12):
But it's a big, big problem.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
It's an under talked about and I don't know if
that's even a word, but it is now because I
just came up with it. It's an under talked about
national security issue that we are getting soft.
Speaker 2 (27:30):
Now.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
Think about this. This ice thing is just one little
aspect of this. Think about this. What if there's another
major war. And I think we all know that the
history of the world shows there's always one coming. There's
always at some point. I hope it's two hundred years
from now, but there's one coming. What if there's another
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major war, recruitment push goes out. Let's say we even
have legions of young men and sadly young women because
we let them in the infantry. Now, let's say we
have legions of young people willing to sign up, but
they've never been physical in their entire lives. We're in trouble.
Speaker 3 (28:15):
Now.
Speaker 1 (28:16):
I'm gonna finish my point on this in just a moment.
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Speaker 1 (29:39):
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Speaker 4 (29:53):
I do want people to know that just because someone
has committed a crime, it doesn't make them a criminal.
Speaker 1 (29:58):
That is completely different being a criminal. Just because you
commit a crime, that doesn't make you a criminal. Jeeze
these people. Jesse the Vest would you rather serve in
a tank or a sub His name is Gene Tank.
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I don't want to serve in either of them. I
don't want to be in any kind of a container
of any kind. I don't want to do it. Here's
why I say tank. There are very very few examples
of a submarine getting hit or something going wrong underwater
and anyone surviving. This is something that Look, there's a
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really famous case from World War Two. We've talked about
it before, but it's the rarest thing in the world.
When you are underwater and that sub gets hit with something,
or hits something, or something goes wrong, everybody dies.
Speaker 2 (31:00):
Everybody dies.
Speaker 1 (31:02):
I find the people who do that, especially in combat,
to be some of the most ridiculously brave people. Those
submariners from World War Two. It was purely voluntary. You
could not be forced to do it. You had to volunteer.
They were some of the most ridiculously brave people in
the world. Those submarines back then were slow. Planes can
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spot them very, very easily. It's not like you think
in the movies where they can just dive all the
way down and be totally safe, easily spot a sub
with a plane when they're under the water. Back then,
super slow, Any boat can run it down. And they
would send these subs deep into hostile Japanese territory to
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go sink Japanese ships, sink Japanese shipping, sink Japanese Navy ships,
and so so many of them never came back, never
came back. And honestly, it's not just the Americans who
were brave. I forget the number now. I just I
had known it, but now I forget it. Look I'm
forty four. I forget things. The percentage of German submariners
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who died, I believe it was ninety percent if I
remember right, Remember the German U boats there were sinking
all this shipping that was going into England and whatnot
ninety I think is the number died. You die in
that thing. And we don't want to focus on the ugliness.
We'll get back to the emails and such. But how
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you die? You die in the dark, deep under the water.
If you haven't been knocked unconscious or killed by the explosion,
you die deep underwater and you drown. No thanks, history,
Professor Jesse. This is the railroad of death history thing
(32:53):
that I think we did that last week I listened
with interest to your history on the Railroad of death,
particularly the true treatment of POW's in forced marches. My
mom's cousin was married to one of our warriors who
was a Baton Deathmarch survivor. His telling of the conditions
completely corroborated yours. That means it confirms or gives support
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to keep up the excellent work.
Speaker 2 (33:18):
I love your show. Brother.
Speaker 1 (33:19):
You know, I know what some words mean. I know
bigger words. I know people think that I don't know words.
Let me remind you. I have almost three years of
community college credits at a fully accredited community college, Pima
Community College, the Harvard of the West, So I know
(33:41):
some words. And when people when I say that to people,
they're like, well, why didn't you get a degree? Why
didn't you at least have an associate's degree? I thought
those only took years, two years. But that's true.
Speaker 2 (33:53):
The truth is.
Speaker 1 (33:55):
There was an algebra requirement that was difficult. It was
it was quite a hurdle, algebra one oh one. And
it was not a hurdle that I was able, I
was able to jump over. They were hard classes. Chris,
Why are there letters in math? Letters are not math?
Math is numbers. I don't understand why you're telling me
(34:17):
about x y times ten. This is not phonics. Okay,
I'm not in English class. Stop putting letters in math.
And by the way, every math teacher tells you that
you're gonna need this, and you're gonna need this. Why
I'm not elon musk. I've never needed math one time
in my life. Not, and I mean anything more than
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basic addition and subtraction. Yeah, Chris, Greek letters too. I'm
an American, all right, I speak American. I don't speak foreigner,
So I don't want Greek letters in my math.
Speaker 2 (34:49):
Now.
Speaker 1 (34:50):
One thing that is universal is gold. That's universal. It's
not just valuable in every part of the world today.
How bonkers is precious metals were valuable in every part
of the world forever, in all of recorded history. You
show up with the sack of gold, sack of silver.
(35:12):
You're rich. Why haven't you called gold Co yet? Are
you gonna wait till the bubble pops and you lose
all your retirement? Are you gonna wait until it's too late?
You call gold Co before it happens, the same reason
you get insurance like health insurance, before you get sick.
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You don't wait until you get sick before something bad happens.
That's when you call gold Co. Go at least get
a free copy of their twenty twenty five Gold and
Silver Kit eight five five eight one seven gold, or
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(35:55):
this headline from a Breonna Lyman. She's a great reporter
for the Federalist Democrats have become the party of grumpy
elderly people. We talked about this for us, we have
to go into it again. I think it's so sad.
I think it's so sad because I value older people
so much, so much wisdom, there lived so much more life. Right,
(36:17):
It's just you gain wisdom by living your life. And
so when you look at people who are older, gray
hair and wrinkles, you think to yourself, that person should
be just this fountain of wisdom. But if you've been
a moron watching NBC and reading the New York Times
your whole life, instead of being wiser than everyone else,
you're like a child. I mean, you're worse than a child.
(36:38):
You're the dumbest person in society, these people. If you've
consumed met academia, the New York Times, CNN, if this
is where you've gone for your information for seventy eighty years,
instead of being the wisest person in society, you are
a complete moron. You know less than a five year old.
(37:01):
Isn't that bonkers to think about? It's like that, it's
so upside down to me. And while they do, they
are aggravating. You know, there's stupid old hippies dancing at
No Kings protests and things like that, which we'll get
into in a moment. But it's aggravating and they're violent
and they're terrible.
Speaker 2 (37:19):
In a way. Isn't it so sad?
Speaker 1 (37:22):
Imagine being able to live into old age and I
don't know if that's coming for me or you. You
just never know. You never know when your time's up.
Speaker 2 (37:30):
But achieving old.
Speaker 1 (37:32):
Age and you're an idiot, You're just an idiot, and
the normal people of the world laugh at you because
of how dumb you are. That's not sound, that's not
how what should be when you're seventy years old. Anyway,
the No Kings protests didn't didn't work out great for Democrats.
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We'll talk about that next
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Let's have some fun.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
On a Tuesday. It is a Tuesday, right on a Tuesday.
And if my voice sounds a little weird, You're just
gonna have to deal with it.
Speaker 2 (00:30):
I've got some.
Speaker 1 (00:31):
Allergy issues going on right now, so it's gonna be
scratchy and cracky and whatever.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
I can't.
Speaker 1 (00:36):
I can't sound like Barry White every single night. Chris,
what do we have tonight? Well, John Brennan. We're gonna
talk about John Brennan. I'm sure you heard the news.
In case you didn't, he was just referred to the
DOJ for prosecution.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
We'll talk about that briefly. After that.
Speaker 1 (00:53):
It's gonna be kind of a bounce around Schmorgas board thing.
We're gonna talk about everything from judges, another violent Democrat
shooting at right wingers, Democrats being the party of angry
old people, Democrats, senators worried about the no King stuff,
Apparently America is too fat to join.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
Ice, all that emails.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
We talked to an economic expert, Tiana Lojet Desher in
the final hour of the show. Oh that and so
much more coming up on the world famous Jesse Kelly show.
So I'm sure you already heard the news, because news
travels very very fast today. About three hours ago, four
hours ago, John Brennan, former Central Intelligence Director Director John Brennan,
(01:40):
was just referred to the Department of Justice for criminal prosecution. Okay,
so I'm for lying to Congress, by the way, for
lying to Congress. Now, I'm of several different emotions on this,
but I'll tell you overall, it's a very very very
(02:00):
good thing. Let me lead with the bad, so then
we can do the good. I'm going to bring you
down and then lift you up, lift you higher. Chris. So,
here's the bad, using your position as director of the
Central Intelligence Agency to politic on behalf of Democrats to
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run an operation, to run a Central Intelligence Agency operation
against the Republican opponent of the Democrat president. That honestly,
that that probably should be a capital offense. That's how
severe that crime is. That job is so unbelievably important.
(02:46):
In the power, the power of that job. Imagine imagine,
I mean, how drunk on power would you be. Imagine
having the largest, most power full spy agency on the
planet at your disposal. It's yours. You're the director of it.
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That comes with such an incredible responsibility to do it
wisely and to do a duty for your country. You
have to be so careful with how you use power
like that, and to take that agency and deploy it
(03:32):
against your political opponent to essentially, I mean, look, if
you look at the allegations, if you look at what
came out, what John Brennan essentially did is he cooked
up an operation against Donald Trump so he could use
the Central Intelligence Agency against him. Hey, let's just let
that that is a that is an offense so severe
(03:54):
that John Brennan should be facing at a minimum life
in prison. So when you find out that his charges
are hying the Congress, a kind of feels a little
bit like al Capone, who murdered all those people, getting
(04:14):
sent to prison for not paying his taxes. Kind of
feels like that, doesn't it?
Speaker 2 (04:20):
Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Look, we're gonna I'll ask Will Chamberlain about these prosecutions
next hour. But it kind of feels I'm not sure
that who we can go to prison for that that
might be a slap on the wrist. Okay, So that's
the bad part. It's not enough to do what he did.
It's such a terrible crime. Lying the Congress is all
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we got him on.
Speaker 2 (04:43):
It's not enough.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Okay, that's that's the bad. Let's set it aside. Here's
the good part of it. We have James Comy now
who looks like he's in serious trouble. John Brennan looks
like he's in very, very serious trouble. The tissu James
is no question in very serious trouble because her crime
is black and white. As we talked about lying on
(05:06):
a mortgage application. There's no gray area there. Either you
lie or you didn't mind. If they can pull it
up right now now, John Brennan going down? What possibly
going down? But no matter what being referred to the DOJ,
what does that mean? Well, I personally have never been
through the legal ringer. I have many friends who have,
(05:28):
and just going through the process is a nightmare. It's
unbelievably expensive, and it is a nightmare. Lawyers cost a fortune,
a fortune. The process itself is not only stressful, Think
what it would do to your stress level to think,
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at the end of this, I might go to prison.
What would that do to your stress level? You're gonna
sleep well at night? On top of what it would
do to your bank account? What does it do to
your professional life?
Speaker 2 (06:04):
You know?
Speaker 1 (06:05):
These people, they go around, they make a fortune, given
speeches here and speeches there. How many of those can't
you go to because sorry, I have a trial? How
many of those get canceled because ooh what if he
turns out to be a convicted felon? We can okay,
So the process is the punishment, as the saying goes,
And we are watching evil deep state actors like James Comy,
(06:30):
like John Brennan, like John Bolton. We are watching evil
deep state communists being put through some sort of a
legal ringer and that that might that might hold future
communists at bay.
Speaker 2 (06:51):
And maybe you're sitting there saying, well.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
It won't.
Speaker 2 (06:54):
Nothing will hold them back.
Speaker 1 (06:55):
It won't. It's the only chance we have to play
something for you. This is Joe Scarborough, that big dufics
on MSNBC. I want you to listen to what he
says here he wasicans about, you know, because they love
to say, let me restart the audio since Chris didn't
have the audio board on.
Speaker 3 (07:14):
What have been warning Republicans about? You know, because they
love to say, oh, we're owning the Libs. No, you're
taking a hammer to the twenty twenty seven and twenty
twenty nine version of yourself, a ballpeen hammer, and you're
you're hammering.
Speaker 2 (07:29):
Yourself in the forehead.
Speaker 3 (07:31):
Like the things they are doing now will be used
against them by a progressive president. Are an independent megalomaniac
who is a billionaire who becomes president of the United States.
They're setting precedents that riptish reds the constitutional norms that
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they've gone around yelling about for fifty years. They're hurting themselves.
This will come back to haunt them.
Speaker 1 (08:01):
He's not the first one to voice this. We're gonna
use this, We're gonna get you. Imagine what we'll do
next time. As we've discussed, they're not sorry about what
they did. Democrats are not sorry they tried to throw
their political opponent in jail.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
They're not sorry.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
They did throw many Republicans in jail, in prison, some
of whom are still there this date. They're not sorry.
They don't feel like they did wrong, and when they
get power next time, they will want to do worse.
There's no question about that. I'm not arguing that. But
here's what is true. We are now at four, by
(08:38):
my count, four deep state actors who, whether they go
to prison or not, you know, it's gonna be a
jury thing and everything else. Four deep state actors who
are going to be put through a legal ringer that
is stressful, it is expensive, and it is reputation tarnishing.
So when we get god forbid, President Gavin Newsom one day,
(09:03):
or President AOC one day, or who knows, when we
get a communist as president again.
Speaker 2 (09:10):
They will want to do it.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
They will, in fact, they'll be calling in the FBI,
CIA just like they did before, just like Obama did,
and they'll try to deploy them against Republicans. But in
that moment when future communist FBI director or future communist
CIA director, when they are told by the president, hey,
(09:34):
go after Republicans, arrest them, I'll get them off. Ah,
future CIA director is going to look at John Brennan.
They're going to look at John Brennan spending two million,
three million dollars in legal fees for what he did,
and they're going to have a moment of pause. Will
(09:56):
that moment of pause be enough to hold them back.
I don't know. Maybe they'll just follow orders, maybe they'll
risk it. But what's happening now is the only chance
we have at getting the communists to lay down their
government swords and avoid doing next time what they did
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last time. It's a good day. What happened today was good,
and I hope it happens more. Get them all, everyone
who committed a crime, Get them all all right now. Sadly,
we can't get all the people who steal your data online.
It's not possible. Law enforcement cannot get a handle on
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this crime. It is running rampant across the globe. Because
your data is valuable. Your bank account is valuable. Your
social Security number has value to it. It has value
because they take loans out in your name, they wipe
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We'll be back. Jesse Kelly returns next. It is the
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, ononderful Tuesday. As we
churn and burn through everything, one more word on this,
and I'm going to move on to a couple other things.
(12:05):
Like I said, it's going to be a bit of
a shmorgasboard night. One more word on the on these
deep state types being referred to, the DOJ being indicted,
the Komis Brennan, the news we just talked about today.
Remember when Christopher Ray, Remember we've played these clips for
you before. Remember when Christopher Ray would go sit in
(12:26):
front of the United States Senate and you heard me
rant about it. What was so galling about it was
the lack of fear. The lack of fear he sat
in front of Chuck Grassley. Chuck Grassley is on the
Senate Judiciary Committee. You can make an argument that is
the most powerful committee in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2 (12:48):
In the Senate House, no matter what.
Speaker 1 (12:50):
You can make an argument with the responsibilities they have,
which include FBI oversight, you can make an argument that's
the most powerful committee in Washington DC. If you're the
director of the FBI and you sit in front of
the Judiciary Committee, you should be quaking in your boots
that you will make one of those senators angry, because
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if you make them angry, then you would think they
can hurt you badly. They can hurt your career. They
do things to the FBI. How afraid have the deep
staters been?
Speaker 2 (13:22):
Remember this, Senator.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
I had had a flight that I'm supposed to be
high tailing it too out of here, and I had
understood that we were going to be done at one thirty.
So that was that's how we ended up where we are.
If it's your business trip, you got your own plane,
can it wait a while?
Speaker 4 (13:46):
Sorry, to be honest, I've tried to make my break
as fast as I could to get right back out
of here.
Speaker 1 (13:53):
And if you took more than five minutes his private plane,
private jet was not about to take him on a
business trip. It was about to take him on vacation.
Do you know why people fly private? On top of well,
there's a lot of reasons, but one of the reasons
(14:14):
people fly private you leave when you want to leave.
I told you the story before a long time ago,
when I caught a ride on someone's private jet. We
got on the jet and he decided he was hungry,
so he stopped it and had panera bread delivered before
we left. The director of the FBI was about to
(14:35):
go get on a private jet and go on vacation,
and he was so unafraid of the Senate Judiciary Committee
he told Chuck Grassley essentially to go screw himself. When
Grassy said, hey, can you hang around a little bit.
These people have to be more afraid than they are.
They have to be more afraid than they are. Remember
(14:57):
when Ted Cruz was grill speaking of deep staters grilling
the FBIK.
Speaker 4 (15:01):
Remember this, how many FBI agents or confidential informants actively
participated in the events of January.
Speaker 3 (15:08):
Sixth, Sir, I'm sure you can appreciate that.
Speaker 4 (15:11):
I can't answer that did any FBI agents or confidential
informants commit crimes of violence? On January sixth. I can't
answer that, sir, Miss Saburn, who is Ray Epps.
Speaker 2 (15:23):
I'm aware of the individual Sir, I don't have the
specific background to him. Well.
Speaker 4 (15:29):
On the night of January fifth, twenty twenty one, Epps
wandered around the crowd that had gathered, and there's video
out there of him channing tomorrow, we need to get
into the capital, into the capitol. This was strange behavior,
so strange that the crowd began chanting fed fed, fed,
fed fed fed. Miss Sandburn was reps a fed, Sir,
(15:52):
I cannot answer that question. The next day, on January sixth,
mister f has seen whispering to a per and five
seconds later, five seconds after he's whispering to a person,
that same person begins to forcibly tear down the barricades.
Shortly thereafter, the FBI put out a public posts seeking
(16:13):
information on individuals connected with violent crimes on January sixth.
Among those individuals is mister Epp identifying offering cash rewards
leading for information leading to the arrest. This was posted,
and then some time later, magically, mister Epps disappeared from
the public posting Miss Sandburn. A lot of Americans are
(16:36):
concerned that the federal government deliberately encouraged illegal and violent
conduct on January sixth. My question to you, did federal
agents or those in service of federal agent actively encourage
violent and criminal conduct on January sixth?
Speaker 1 (16:55):
Not to my knowledge, sir, these people have been afraid
for far too long. I know Brennan facing what is
essentially it's not even a slap on the wrist, a
slap on the wrist for lying to Congress. I know
it's not what you want, it's not what I want.
(17:17):
It's not what he deserves. He deserves so much worse
than that. But it is something. And the next time
the communists get elected and they take charge of the
FBI and CIA, and they start to deploy them against
their political opponents, as communists have always done. What's happening
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right now will give them a moment of pause. And
I am not promising you that it will be enough,
that it will be enough to stop them. But fear
and pain is all they understand. All they understand. They
don't have any limiting principles, they don't have anything more
(18:00):
against sending the FBI after you, nothing at all. But
if they're afraid. Hey, what if this comes back to
haunt me one day? That may help us next time.
What's happening right now is really important. You getting rid
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then you don't do things that you want to do. Nah,
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is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Member, you
(19:28):
can email the show you love, your hate, your death threats.
Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. A reminder that I
will not be here Thursday because I have that Megan
Kelly toured thing in the Houston area. If you want
to come, please come on out. I'll be right back
on Friday. Okay, I'm warning you now. There are so
(19:50):
many freaking things coming up that I am going to
have to go to, So there's going to be a
day here and a day there.
Speaker 2 (19:57):
It's always like this at the end of the year.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
I know it sucks. I am perfectly aware. As a
former radio listener, I don't listen to anything anymore, but
as a former radio listener, I am well aware how
crushingly disappointing it is when you turn on the radio
and you're ready for your favorite show and it's a
freaking filling host. I understand that. I get it. You
(20:22):
can yell at me all you want, perfectly warranted, totally
get it. All right, let's do some emails, Jesse. Your
analysis was great. I just listened to episode hour one
of No Kings that was from last night. It was
great analysis. Chris what I thought. It was brilliant. Jesse
(20:43):
watching you on a live stream and I noticed you
had a band aid on one of your fingers. Was
that a princess band aid? It looks like what I
use for my kid. Is that all you were able
to use for your small hands? That's not very nice.
My hands are enormous. That's one two. I explain night
I skinned my finger. I don't know how I skinned
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it so badly it was bleeding. I needed band aids.
We have normal band aids, but I found an old
box of Toy Story band aids in the cupboard. I
didn't want to be wasteful, so I'm using up the
Toy Story band aids as much as possible. What do
I care? I don't have any shame. That's one two.
Your princess band aid thing reminds me of the time.
It's just so much fun doing this stuff. As a father,
(21:26):
highly recommend it if you don't do it. My boys
one of them had a cut and they requested a
band aid for it, so I went to the store
and I did get them. They had a packet of
Disney Princess band aids, and I brought them home. Disney
princess band aids. They were so upset they refused to
put them on, absolutely refused, like no, I'd rather bleed,
(21:50):
all right. So we've been discussing. It's been a topic
of discussion before on the show. It usually comes up
with military matter about how the athletes or outdoorsmen or
or coal miners, farmers, they tend to make the best soldiers.
(22:11):
They tend to make the best soldiers. They're used to
the elements. They're used to hard physical labor, they're used
to working out. They're just they're natural born soldiers. And
there's something to this that is so beneficial for every society.
It always has been this way, and it always will
be this way.
Speaker 2 (22:29):
It helps World.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
War Two for example. For example, let's make it back
to World War two, because before World War Two, our
military was extremely small. That's what the founders wanted. They
wanted a very small standing army. You know, you have
some trained NCOs, some trained officers, and then god forbid,
war kicks off and you can train them up quickly
and go. So we had a very small military. Obviously,
(22:54):
when you can start fighting a world war, now you
need a very big military. So the recruitment push was hard,
and it wasn't hard to get young American men signing
up after the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor. American men full
of patriotism were more than willing to do so. Sounds good,
but we did train them up. In the army got
really good, really fast. I'm talking about all of our troops, Army, Marines,
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everything got really really good, really fast. Why and how
because as a whole they were fit. Our country was
more physical back then. We had a legions of physical
men back then. So when you show up at the
recruitment office, you can already throw a grenade because you
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grew up throwing baseballs. You can go run three miles
because you've been walking your entire life. Maybe you even ran,
maybe you were in that You understand what I mean.
The country was primed and ready. If it takes ten
steps to become a good soldier, then when you walked
in the recruitment office, you.
Speaker 2 (23:56):
Were already at step number six.
Speaker 1 (24:00):
The problem we are running into today not just with
the military. I'm bringing this up for ice reasons. The
problem we are running into today is if it takes
ten steps to be law enforcement ready, to be military ready,
so many guys are showing up at step one or two.
This is from today Ice.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
ICE.
Speaker 1 (24:23):
You know they put out this big recruiting pitch. In fact,
I'm guessing you have seen advertisements for ICE recruiting because
it's all over the television set, it's all over social media.
ICE is not only recruiting, they're spending big money. Hey
we want you, we want you, come sign up for ICE.
This is Donald Trump building up the deportation machine he
(24:45):
needs for mass deportations. We need more ICE agents, so
you've seen it. But they have requirements, of course, and
they should have requirements. Requirements like what you have to
be able to do fifteen push ups, thirty two sit
ups and run a mile and a half in fourteen minutes.
(25:08):
Now these are not difficult requirements. But I could do
that now at forty four, and they don't want forty
four year olds. We have a problem because do you
know how many are failing this test? A third of them,
(25:30):
thirty three percent of the men showing up cannot do
fifteen pushups, thirty two sit ups, or run one and
a half miles in fourteen minutes. This is not to
make fun of anybody. This is to point out there.
(25:54):
We do have. We have to battle, all of us
have to battle against technology making us soft. We have
we just have access to so many things that don't.
They make it so we don't have to get up,
we don't have to walk, we don't have to move.
I'm telling you right now, me Jewish producer, Chris and Corey,
(26:17):
we're sitting here. We've been debating since the show started.
Whether we're going to get cheese steaks, whether we're gonna
get a pizza. There's been big discussion of getting Jack
in the box. And I don't know which way we're
gonna go, but guess what, none of us are walking there.
We're gonna get it delivered to us here. And this
is the convenience of life in a super modern country
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like ours. And I'm not complaining about that convenience.
Speaker 2 (26:40):
I'm not trying to be.
Speaker 1 (26:42):
Old Fogy Jesse. I'm really genuinely not. But the truth
is what it's doing is it's making our country unbelievably soft.
I get emails from law enforcement guides of every level,
you know, sheriff's, local cops. They are beating their heads
against the wall because so many recruits show up and
(27:04):
they can't get through police academy. And I'm not saying
police academies are easy. Obviously different academies have different levels
of strain.
Speaker 2 (27:12):
But it's a big, big problem.
Speaker 1 (27:17):
It's an under talked about and I don't know if
that's even a word, but it is now because I
just came up with it. It's an under talked about
national security issue that we are getting soft.
Speaker 2 (27:30):
Now.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
Think about this. This ice thing is just one little
aspect of this. Think about this. What if there's another
major war. And I think we all know that the
history of the world shows there's always one coming. There's
always at some point. I hope it's two hundred years
from now, but there's one coming. What if there's another
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major war, recruitment push goes out. Let's say we even
have legions of young men and sadly young women because
we let them in the infantry. Now, let's say we
have legions of young people willing to sign up, but
they've never been physical in their entire lives. We're in trouble.
Speaker 3 (28:15):
Now.
Speaker 1 (28:16):
I'm gonna finish my point on this in just a moment.
But this is part of the reason I tell you
about chalk so often. Part of this problem is the
elevated estrogen level in American men. That estrogen is not
there because it's your fault. It's there because it's in
the freaking water. We are not treating out. The estrogen
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in the water comes from women's birth control. It's destroying
testosterone in men, and it is making us weak and soft.
And when I say that, you can be tempted to think, well, yeah,
if you're sixty or seventy twenty year olds struggle with
low testosterone now, but what do you do about it?
Natural herbal s implements you reverse that naturally natural herbal
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supplement from chalk. These are hardcore anti communists and they
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slash Jesse. We'll be back. Get the Care for Rhinos
weekdays with the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (29:35):
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday.
Speaker 1 (29:39):
If you miss any part of the show, you can
download at ihard, Spotify iTunes. Also, I learned something today.
I'm smarter. I want you to be smarter too. Listen
to this from Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 4 (29:53):
I do want people to know that just because someone
has committed a crime, it doesn't make them a criminal.
Speaker 1 (29:58):
That is completely different being a criminal. Just because you
commit a crime, that doesn't make you a criminal. Jeeze
these people. Jesse the Vest would you rather serve in
a tank or a sub His name is Gene Tank.
(30:21):
I don't want to serve in either of them. I
don't want to be in any kind of a container
of any kind. I don't want to do it. Here's
why I say tank. There are very very few examples
of a submarine getting hit or something going wrong underwater
and anyone surviving. This is something that Look, there's a
(30:45):
really famous case from World War Two. We've talked about
it before, but it's the rarest thing in the world.
When you are underwater and that sub gets hit with something,
or hits something, or something goes wrong, everybody dies.
Speaker 2 (31:00):
Everybody dies.
Speaker 1 (31:02):
I find the people who do that, especially in combat,
to be some of the most ridiculously brave people. Those
submariners from World War Two. It was purely voluntary. You
could not be forced to do it. You had to volunteer.
They were some of the most ridiculously brave people in
the world. Those submarines back then were slow. Planes can
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spot them very, very easily. It's not like you think
in the movies where they can just dive all the
way down and be totally safe, easily spot a sub
with a plane when they're under the water. Back then,
super slow, Any boat can run it down. And they
would send these subs deep into hostile Japanese territory to
(31:45):
go sink Japanese ships, sink Japanese shipping, sink Japanese Navy ships,
and so so many of them never came back, never
came back. And honestly, it's not just the Americans who
were brave. I forget the number now. I just I
had known it, but now I forget it. Look I'm
forty four. I forget things. The percentage of German submariners
(32:08):
who died, I believe it was ninety percent if I
remember right, Remember the German U boats there were sinking
all this shipping that was going into England and whatnot
ninety I think is the number died. You die in
that thing. And we don't want to focus on the ugliness.
We'll get back to the emails and such. But how
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you die? You die in the dark, deep under the water.
If you haven't been knocked unconscious or killed by the explosion,
you die deep underwater and you drown. No thanks, history,
Professor Jesse. This is the railroad of death history thing
(32:53):
that I think we did that last week I listened
with interest to your history on the Railroad of death,
particularly the true treatment of POW's in forced marches. My
mom's cousin was married to one of our warriors who
was a Baton Deathmarch survivor. His telling of the conditions
completely corroborated yours. That means it confirms or gives support
(33:15):
to keep up the excellent work.
Speaker 2 (33:18):
I love your show. Brother.
Speaker 1 (33:19):
You know, I know what some words mean. I know
bigger words. I know people think that I don't know words.
Let me remind you. I have almost three years of
community college credits at a fully accredited community college, Pima
Community College, the Harvard of the West, So I know
(33:41):
some words. And when people when I say that to people,
they're like, well, why didn't you get a degree? Why
didn't you at least have an associate's degree? I thought
those only took years, two years. But that's true.
Speaker 2 (33:53):
The truth is.
Speaker 1 (33:55):
There was an algebra requirement that was difficult. It was
it was quite a hurdle, algebra one oh one. And
it was not a hurdle that I was able, I
was able to jump over. They were hard classes. Chris,
Why are there letters in math? Letters are not math?
Math is numbers. I don't understand why you're telling me
(34:17):
about x y times ten. This is not phonics. Okay,
I'm not in English class. Stop putting letters in math.
And by the way, every math teacher tells you that
you're gonna need this, and you're gonna need this. Why
I'm not elon musk. I've never needed math one time
in my life. Not, and I mean anything more than
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basic addition and subtraction. Yeah, Chris, Greek letters too. I'm
an American, all right, I speak American. I don't speak foreigner,
So I don't want Greek letters in my math.
Speaker 2 (34:49):
Now.
Speaker 1 (34:50):
One thing that is universal is gold. That's universal. It's
not just valuable in every part of the world today.
How bonkers is precious metals were valuable in every part
of the world forever, in all of recorded history. You
show up with the sack of gold, sack of silver.
(35:12):
You're rich. Why haven't you called gold Co yet? Are
you gonna wait till the bubble pops and you lose
all your retirement? Are you gonna wait until it's too late?
You call gold Co before it happens, the same reason
you get insurance like health insurance, before you get sick.
(35:33):
You don't wait until you get sick before something bad happens.
That's when you call gold Co. Go at least get
a free copy of their twenty twenty five Gold and
Silver Kit eight five five eight one seven gold, or
go to Jesse likesgold dot com. All right, all right,
(35:55):
this headline from a Breonna Lyman. She's a great reporter
for the Federalist Democrats have become the party of grumpy
elderly people. We talked about this for us, we have
to go into it again. I think it's so sad.
I think it's so sad because I value older people
so much, so much wisdom, there lived so much more life. Right,
(36:17):
It's just you gain wisdom by living your life. And
so when you look at people who are older, gray
hair and wrinkles, you think to yourself, that person should
be just this fountain of wisdom. But if you've been
a moron watching NBC and reading the New York Times
your whole life, instead of being wiser than everyone else,
you're like a child. I mean, you're worse than a child.
(36:38):
You're the dumbest person in society, these people. If you've
consumed met academia, the New York Times, CNN, if this
is where you've gone for your information for seventy eighty years,
instead of being the wisest person in society, you are
a complete moron. You know less than a five year old.
(37:01):
Isn't that bonkers to think about? It's like that, it's
so upside down to me. And while they do, they
are aggravating. You know, there's stupid old hippies dancing at
No Kings protests and things like that, which we'll get
into in a moment. But it's aggravating and they're violent
and they're terrible.
Speaker 2 (37:19):
In a way. Isn't it so sad?
Speaker 1 (37:22):
Imagine being able to live into old age and I
don't know if that's coming for me or you. You
just never know. You never know when your time's up.
Speaker 2 (37:30):
But achieving old.
Speaker 1 (37:32):
Age and you're an idiot, You're just an idiot, and
the normal people of the world laugh at you because
of how dumb you are. That's not sound, that's not
how what should be when you're seventy years old. Anyway,
the No Kings protests didn't didn't work out great for Democrats.
(37:53):
We'll talk about that next
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